Les
Vêtements
In this French lesson, you'll learn how to recognize pieces of
clothing! Ooh la la!
"Qu'est-ce que vous portez?" - What are you
wearing?
"Moi, je porte…" - Me, I'm wearing…
un manteau - a
coat
un blouson - a jacket
un imperméable - a raincoat
un chemisier - a blouse (for females)
une chemise - a dress shirt
une jupe - a skirt
un pantalon - pants
une robe - a dress
un parapluie - an umbrella
un T-shirt - a T-shirt
des sandales - sandals
des tennis - sneakers
des chaussures - shoes
des chaussettes - socks
une cravate - a tie
un short - shorts
un jean - jeans
un chapeau - a hat
une ceinture - a belt
des lunettes - sunglasses
un maillot de bain - a bathing suit
un pyjama - pyjamas
"Qu'est-ce qu'elle
porte?"
What is she wearing?
"Elle porte un jupe."
She is wearing a skirt.
"Qu'est-ce qu'il porte?"
What is he wearing?
"John porte des tennis."
John is wearing sneakers.
"Qu'est-ce que tu portes?"
What are you wearing?
Porter:
"to wear" or "to carry"
Porter is an infinitive word. If you want to use
porter in the present tense, here's a list of how to
change the word so that it matches the person you are
describing.
Present Tense
Je porte - I am wearing
Tu portes - You are wearing
Il porte - He is wearing
Elle porte - She is wearing
Nous portons - We are wearing
Vous portez - You are wearing (speaking to many)
Ils portent - They are wearing (male)
Elles portent - They are wearing (female)
Credits
New York Fashion Week
LA Times
Fashion blog
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